Streets

• Golf carts could hit Sask. roads after SGI gave municipalities green light

  SGI gave the green light to Saskatchewan municipalities to broaden the use of golf carts on local streets.

  Canada

  May 12, 2023
  
• Road construction season begins as city announces road closures

  The 2023 road construction season is about to get underway and the city is warning drivers of upcoming road closures.

  Traffic

  Apr 28, 2023
  
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• ‘Dangerous’ ditches in Baie-D’Urfé cause multiple minor collisions

  A handful of cars and trucks have been seen sliding into ditches along Baie-D'Urfé roads, leaving residents calling on the city to right the driving hazard.

  Traffic

  Jan 25, 2023
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• City of Kelowna showcases new high-tech snow-blowing machine

  A state-of-the-art snow-blower machine hit the streets of Kelowna on Monday morning. The new machine cost the city $230,000 and is faster and more efficient.

  Weather

  Nov 14, 2022
• Accident prone avenue leaves Laval, Que. residents calling for more safety measures

  Eliot Avenue residents say they've witnessed a handful of car accidents along their street only steps from their front doors without any additional safety measures from the city.

  Traffic

  Sep 13, 2022
• Flash flooding soaks Winnipeg

  Darren Kellner's Friday night plans were squashed after a massive downpour of rain left him battling basement flooding with his shop vacuum.

  Weather

  Jun 25, 2022
• In photos: Over 15,000 cyclists take part in Montreal’s Tour de l’Île bike festival

  Organizers say over 15,000 cyclists, including families, seniors and children, took part in the ride that went through various boroughs of the city.

  Canada

  Jun 5, 2022
• Snow piles frustrate Winnipeggers as cleanup continues

  Piles of snow continue to cause headaches for Winnipeggers, even after the city finished up most of its most recent residential snow plow operations.

  Environment

  Jan 26, 2022
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• Winnipeg’s residential parking ban lifted

  Winnipeg says crews have cleared the city's streets and the residential parking ban that went into effect on Thursday is now lifted.

  Traffic

  Jan 2, 2022
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• Winnipeg’s first ever poverty reduction strategy to be voted on by city council

  Winnipeg's first ever strategy shows one in eight people in Winnipeg lives below the poverty line, and that number is higher among Indigenous and immigrant residents.

  News

  Nov 14, 2021